Nolubabalo Patricia Dawn Magam

Lecturer-Faculty of Humanities-University of Pretoria-1 June 2014
Lecturer- Department of History, Politics and International Relations-North West University- 1 June 2013- 31 May 2014
Records Management Officer at the Department of Health (Provincial Office, Mafikeng) – October 2012 to May 2013
Graduate Assistant- Department of Politics and International Relations, North-West University 2011-2012

My research interest is geared towards exploring the link between the development of alternative energy, its usage and the effect on the standard of living and the climate, as well as the promotion of gender equality and human rights. I fervently believe that the development of sustainable alternative energy sources, gender equality, human rights, peace and conflict resolution begins with the establishment of good policies which will lead to a healthier environment and a longer life expectancy

Publications

Magam, N. ‘The politics of Energy Security in South Africa: Implications for Peace and Security.’ UPEACE Africa Policy Series, Vol 2, No 1, 2015 (In Print)
Magam N. The Socio-Economic Impact of South Africa’s Immigration Policy on Zimbabwean Refugees. The Thinker, August Issue, 2013

Magam, N. (2015) The Implications of the Southern African Development Community’s Energy Access Strategy and Action Plan on Peace, Security and Development in the Region. In New Paths to Sustainable Peace: Peace Governance and Security in Sub-Saharan Africa. Pp 169-189. United Nations University for Peace, Africa programme, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.